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MINERALS. Ill STATISTICS OF MINERALS. Production of principal minerals in Canada, 1886-97 (calendar years). MINERALS, METALLIC. ir Year. Calends 1886 . 1887. 1888.. 1889.. 1890.. 1891.. 1892.. 1893.. 1894.. 1895.. 1896 . 1897*. COPPEK. GOLD. IRON OKE. LEAD. Quantity. Value. Quantity. Value. Lbs. 3,505,000 3,260,424 5,562,864 6,809,752 6,013,671 8,928,921 7,087,275 8,109,856 7,737,016 8,789,162 9,393,012 13,300,802 8 385,550 366,798 927,107 936,341 947,153 1,149,598 818,580 871,809 739,659 945,714 1,021,960 1,501,660 Ozs. 66,061 59,884 53,150 62,658 55,625 45,022 43,908 47,247 54,605 92,485 134,498 1,365,496 1,237,804 1,098,610 1,295,159 1,149,776 930,614 907,601 976,603 1,128,688 1,911,676 2,780,086 6,190,000 Quantity. aTons. 69,708 76,330 78,587 84,181 76,511 68,979 103,248 125,602 109,991 102,797 91,906 71,451 Value. Quantity. Value. 8 126,982 146,197 152,068 151,640 155,380 142.005 263,866 299,368 226,611 238,070 191.557 178; 716 Lbs. 204,800 674,500 165,100 105,000 88,665 808,420 2,135,023 5,703,222 16,461,794 24,199,977 39,018,219 8 9.126 29,813 6,488 4,704 3,857 33,064 79,636 187,636 531,716 721,169 1,396,853 NICKEL. SILVER. PLATINUM. OTHER TOTAL METALLIC. METALLIC. 1886.. 1887.. 1888.. 1889.. 1890.. 1S91. 1892.. 1893 . 1894.. 1895.. 1896.. 1897*. Lbs. • 830,477 1,435,742 4,626,627 2,413,717 3,982,982 4,907,430 3,888,525 3,397,113 3,997,647 $ 498,286 933,232 2,775,976 1,399,956 2,071,151 1,870,958 1,360,984 1,188,990 1,399,176 Ozs. 210,141 349,330 395,377 383,318 400,687 414,523 310,651 422,158 847,697 1,775,683 3,205,343 5,558,446 $ 209,090 341,645 371,654 358,785 419,118 409,549 272,130 330,128 534,049 1,159,166 2,149,503 3,322,905 OZS. 1,400 1,500 1,000 S 5,600 6,000 3,500 4,500 10,000 3,500 1,800 950 3,800 750 6,600 8 t31,490 tl0,860 t 3,696 t 1,100 t 625 t 60 J 2,343 I 1,940 t 324 2,118,608 2,118,120 2,588,94S 3,251,299 3,614,488 5,421,659 3,698,697 4,630,495 4,688,." 51 6,153,469 8,055,945 13,996,234 MINER ALS—NON-MET ALLIC. ASBESTUS. COAL. COKE. GRINDSTONES. aTons. s aTons. $ aTons. j $ aTons. I • 1886.. 3,458 206,251 2,116,653 3,739,840 35,396 101,940 4,000 46,545 s 1887.. 4,619 226,976 2,429,330 4 388,206 40,428; 135,951 5,292 64,008 L888.. 4.404 255,007 2,602,552 4,674,140 45,373l 134,181 5,764 51,129 1889 . 6,113 . 426,554 2,658,303 4,894,287 54,539i 155,043 3,404 30,863 1890.. 9,860 1,260,240, 3,084,682 5,676,247 56,450i 166,298 4,884' 42,340 L891. 9,279 999,878' 3,577,749 7,019,425 57,084 175,592 4,479 42,587 1892.. 6,082 390,462! 3,287,745 6,363,757 • 56,135 160,249 5,283 51,187 L893.. 6,331 310,156' 3,783,499 • 7,359,080 61,078 161,790 4,600 38,379 1894. 7,630 420,825| 3,847,070 7,429,468 58,044 148,551 3,757, 32,717 1895.. 8,756 308,175 3,478,344 6,739,153 53,356. 143,047 3,475 31,932 1896.. 12,250 429,856 3,745,716 7,226,462 49,619. 110,257 3,713 33,310 .897*. 25,262 324,700 3,876,201 7,286,257 78,811 209.920 40,000 " Subject to revision, t Antimony. J Mercury, a One ton equals 2,000 lbs.
112 STATISTICAL YEAR-BOOK. MINERALS-NON-METALLIC-CV/itmued. CALENDAR GRAPHITE. GYPSUM. LIMESTONE FOR FLUX. MANGANESE ORE. YEAK. Quantity. Value. Quantity. Value. Quantity. Value. Quantity. Value. 1831) ((Tons. 1 !? 500! 4,000 300' 2,400 150, 1,200 242 3,160 175 5.200 260 1,560 167 3.763 ((Tons. 162,000 154,008 175,887 213,273 226,509 203,605 241,048 192,568 223,631 226,178 207,032 239,691 •3 178,742 157,277 179,393 205,108 194,033 206,251 241,127 196,150 2 )2,031 202,608 178,061 244,531 ((Tons. 17,171 16,857 22,122 18,478 11,376 22,967 27,797 35,101 34,579 37,462 8 17,500 16,533 21,909 18,361 11,547 21,492 27,519 34,347 32,916 36,140 40,000 aTons. 1,789 1,245 1,801 1,455 1,328 255 115 213 74 125 123 $ 41,499 43,658- 47,944 32,737 1887 .. 1888 1889 ((Tons. 1 !? 500! 4,000 300' 2,400 150, 1,200 242 3,160 175 5.200 260 1,560 167 3.763 ((Tons. 162,000 154,008 175,887 213,273 226,509 203,605 241,048 192,568 223,631 226,178 207,032 239,691 •3 178,742 157,277 179,393 205,108 194,033 206,251 241,127 196,150 2 )2,031 202,608 178,061 244,531 ((Tons. 17,171 16,857 22,122 18,478 11,376 22,967 27,797 35,101 34,579 37,462 8 17,500 16,533 21,909 18,361 11,547 21,492 27,519 34,347 32,916 36,140 40,000 aTons. 1,789 1,245 1,801 1,455 1,328 255 115 213 74 125 123 $ 41,499 43,658- 47,944 32,737 Ill ((Tons. 1 !? 500! 4,000 300' 2,400 150, 1,200 242 3,160 175 5.200 260 1,560 167 3.763 ((Tons. 162,000 154,008 175,887 213,273 226,509 203,605 241,048 192,568 223,631 226,178 207,032 239,691 •3 178,742 157,277 179,393 205,108 194,033 206,251 241,127 196,150 2 )2,031 202,608 178,061 244,531 ((Tons. 17,171 16,857 22,122 18,478 11,376 22,967 27,797 35,101 34,579 37,462 8 17,500 16,533 21,909 18,361 11,547 21,492 27,519 34,347 32,916 36,140 40,000 aTons. 1,789 1,245 1,801 1,455 1,328 255 115 213 74 125 123 32,550 6,694 10,250 14,578 1893 ((Tons. 162,000 154,008 175,887 213,273 226,509 203,605 241,048 192,568 223,631 226,178 207,032 239,691 •3 178,742 157,277 179,393 205,108 194,033 206,251 241,127 196,150 2 )2,031 202,608 178,061 244,531 ((Tons. 17,171 16,857 22,122 18,478 11,376 22,967 27,797 35,101 34,579 37,462 8 17,500 16,533 21,909 18,361 11,547 21,492 27,519 34,347 32,916 36,140 40,000 aTons. 1,789 1,245 1,801 1,455 1,328 255 115 213 74 125 123 32,550 6,694 10,250 14,578 1891 69 223 ((Tons. 162,000 154,008 175,887 213,273 226,509 203,605 241,048 192,568 223,631 226,178 207,032 239,691 •3 178,742 157,277 179,393 205,108 194,033 206,251 241,127 196,150 2 )2,031 202,608 178,061 244,531 ((Tons. 17,171 16,857 22,122 18,478 11,376 22,967 27,797 35,101 34,579 37,462 8 17,500 16,533 21,909 18,361 11,547 21,492 27,519 34,347 32,916 36,140 40,000 aTons. 1,789 1,245 1,801 1,455 1,328 255 115 213 74 125 123 4,180 8,164 3,975 + 1895 1896 1897* 220 6,150 139' 9,455 i t ((Tons. 162,000 154,008 175,887 213,273 226,509 203,605 241,048 192,568 223,631 226,178 207,032 239,691 •3 178,742 157,277 179,393 205,108 194,033 206,251 241,127 196,150 2 )2,031 202,608 178,061 244,531 ((Tons. 17,171 16,857 22,122 18,478 11,376 22,967 27,797 35,101 34,579 37,462 8 17,500 16,533 21,909 18,361 11,547 21,492 27,519 34,347 32,916 36,140 40,000 aTons. 1,789 1,245 1,801 1,455 1,328 255 115 213 74 125 123 4,180 8,164 3,975 + MICA. Oc HRES. MINERAL WATER. MOULDING SAND. 1886 Lbs. 20,361 22,083 29,025 36,529 770,959 29,008 29,816 30,207 28,718 68,074 71,510 104,745 75,719 45,581 65,000 60,000 75,000 uTons. 350 485 397 794 275 900 390 1,070 611 1,339 2,362 3,905 8 2,350 3,733 7,900 15,280 5,125 17,750 5,800 17,710 8,690 14,600 16,045 23,560 Galls. 8 ((Tor.s. .$ 18S7 Lbs. 20,361 22,083 29,025 36,529 770,959 29,008 29,816 30,207 28,718 68,074 71,510 104,745 75,719 45,581 65,000 60,000 75,000 uTons. 350 485 397 794 275 900 390 1,070 611 1,339 2,362 3,905 8 2,350 3,733 7,900 15,280 5,125 17,750 5,800 17,710 8,690 14,600 16,045 23,560 160 169 170 320 230 800 1888 1889 1890 1891 • Lbs. 20,361 22,083 29,025 36,529 770,959 29,008 29,816 30,207 28,718 68,074 71,510 104,745 75,719 45,581 65,000 60,000 75,000 uTons. 350 485 397 794 275 900 390 1,070 611 1,339 2,362 3,905 8 2,350 3,733 7,900 15,280 5,125 17,750 5,800 17,710 8,690 14,600 16,045 23,560 124,850 424,600 561,165 427,485 640,380 725,096 767,460 739,382 706,372 11,456 37,360 66,031 54,268 75,348 108,347 110,040 126,048 111,736 140,000 160 169 170 320 230 845 850 1,410 1.000 1892 29,008 29,816 30,207 28,718 68,074 71,510 104,745 75,719 45,581 65,000 60,000 75,000 uTons. 350 485 397 794 275 900 390 1,070 611 1,339 2,362 3,905 8 2,350 3,733 7,900 15,280 5,125 17,750 5,800 17,710 8,690 14,600 16,045 23,560 124,850 424,600 561,165 427,485 640,380 725,096 767,460 739,382 706,372 11,456 37,360 66,031 54,268 75,348 108,347 110,040 126,048 111,736 140,000 345i 1,380 1893 1894 ... .*.... 1895 29,008 29,816 30,207 28,718 68,074 71,510 104,745 75,719 45,581 65,000 60,000 75,000 uTons. 350 485 397 794 275 900 390 1,070 611 1,339 2,362 3,905 8 2,350 3,733 7,900 15,280 5,125 17,750 5,800 17,710 8,690 14,600 16,045 23,560 124,850 424,600 561,165 427,485 640,380 725,096 767,460 739,382 706,372 11,456 37,360 66,031 54,268 75,348 108,347 110,040 126,048 111,736 140,000 4,370l 9,086 6,214 12,428 6,765i 13,530 1896 1897* 29,008 29,816 30,207 28,718 68,074 71,510 104,745 75,719 45,581 65,000 60,000 75,000 uTons. 350 485 397 794 275 900 390 1,070 611 1,339 2,362 3,905 8 2,350 3,733 7,900 15,280 5,125 17,750 5,800 17,710 8,690 14,600 16,045 23,560 124,850 424,600 561,165 427,485 640,380 725,096 767,460 739,382 706,372 11,456 37,360 66,031 54,268 75,348 108,347 110,040 126,048 111,736 140,000 5,739| 11,478 5,485 10,931 NATURAL GAS. PKTR OLEUM. PHOSPHATE. PYRITES. 1886 '.. 8 Brls. 584,061 713,728 695,203 704,690 795,030 755,298 779,753 798,406 829,104 726,138 726,822 709,857 ••3 525,655 556,708 713,695 653,600 902,734 1,010,211 984,438 874,255 835,322 1,086,738 1,155,647 1,011.546 ((Tons. 20,495 23,690 22,485 30,988 31,753 23,588 11,932 8,198 6,861 1,822 570 908 $ 304,338 319,815 242.285 316,662 361,045 241,603 157,424' 70,942 41,166 9,565 3,420 3,984 nTons. 42,906 38,043 63,479 72,225 49,227 67,731 59,770 58,542 40,527 34,198 33,715 38,910 8 193,077 1887 Brls. 584,061 713,728 695,203 704,690 795,030 755,298 779,753 798,406 829,104 726,138 726,822 709,857 ••3 525,655 556,708 713,695 653,600 902,734 1,010,211 984,438 874,255 835,322 1,086,738 1,155,647 1,011.546 ((Tons. 20,495 23,690 22,485 30,988 31,753 23,588 11,932 8,198 6,861 1,822 570 908 $ 304,338 319,815 242.285 316,662 361,045 241,603 157,424' 70,942 41,166 9,565 3,420 3,984 nTons. 42,906 38,043 63,479 72,225 49,227 67,731 59,770 58,542 40,527 34,198 33,715 38,910 171,194 1888 Brls. 584,061 713,728 695,203 704,690 795,030 755,298 779,753 798,406 829,104 726,138 726,822 709,857 ••3 525,655 556,708 713,695 653,600 902,734 1,010,211 984,438 874,255 835,322 1,086,738 1,155,647 1,011.546 ((Tons. 20,495 23,690 22,485 30,988 31,753 23,588 11,932 8,198 6,861 1,822 570 908 $ 304,338 319,815 242.285 316,662 361,045 241,603 157,424' 70,942 41,166 9,565 3,420 3,984 nTons. 42,906 38,043 63,479 72,225 49,227 67,731 59,770 58,542 40,527 34,198 33,715 38,910 285,656 1889 1890 Brls. 584,061 713,728 695,203 704,690 795,030 755,298 779,753 798,406 829,104 726,138 726,822 709,857 ••3 525,655 556,708 713,695 653,600 902,734 1,010,211 984,438 874,255 835,322 1,086,738 1,155,647 1,011.546 ((Tons. 20,495 23,690 22,485 30,988 31,753 23,588 11,932 8,198 6,861 1,822 570 908 $ 304,338 319,815 242.285 316,662 361,045 241,603 157,424' 70,942 41,166 9,565 3,420 3,984 nTons. 42,906 38,043 63,479 72,225 49,227 67,731 59,770 58,542 40,527 34,198 33,715 38,910 307,292 123,067 1891 150,000 366,233 313,754 423,032 276,301 325,873 Brls. 584,061 713,728 695,203 704,690 795,030 755,298 779,753 798,406 829,104 726,138 726,822 709,857 ••3 525,655 556,708 713,695 653,600 902,734 1,010,211 984,438 874,255 835,322 1,086,738 1,155,647 1,011.546 ((Tons. 20,495 23,690 22,485 30,988 31,753 23,588 11,932 8,198 6,861 1,822 570 908 $ 304,338 319,815 242.285 316,662 361,045 241,603 157,424' 70,942 41,166 9,565 3,420 3,984 nTons. 42,906 38,043 63,479 72,225 49,227 67,731 59,770 58,542 40,527 34,198 33,715 38,910 203,193 Illlll 150,000 366,233 313,754 423,032 276,301 325,873 Brls. 584,061 713,728 695,203 704,690 795,030 755,298 779,753 798,406 829,104 726,138 726,822 709,857 ••3 525,655 556,708 713,695 653,600 902,734 1,010,211 984,438 874,255 835,322 1,086,738 1,155,647 1,011.546 ((Tons. 20,495 23,690 22,485 30,988 31,753 23,588 11,932 8,198 6,861 1,822 570 908 $ 304,338 319,815 242.285 316,662 361,045 241,603 157,424' 70,942 41,166 9,565 3,420 3,984 nTons. 42,906 38,043 63,479 72,225 49,227 67,731 59,770 58,542 40,527 34,198 33,715 38,910 179,310 175,626 121,581 102,594 101,1-5 116,730 ^Subject to revision. a 1 ton equals 2,000 lbs. flnchided in Miscellaneous Minerals
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THE STATISTICAL YEARBOOK OF C-AJSTA
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TABLE OF CONTENTS. STATISTICAL SUMM
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RECORD. The earliest official recor
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SHORT HISTORY. THE DOMINION OF CANA
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SHORT HISTORY. 5 1749. June 21. * T
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SHORT HISTORY. 7 1813. May 5. Ameri
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SHORT HISTORY. 9 1860. Art Associat
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SHORT HISTORY. 11 1889. September 1
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PHYSICAL FEATURES 13 Hudson Bav is
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CONSTITl TION AND GOVERNMEXT. 15 Ot
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CONSTITUTION AND GOVERNMENT. 17 QUA
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CONSTITUTION AND GOVERNMENT. 21 GOV
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CONSTITUTION AND GOVERNMENT. 23 GOV
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CONSTITUTION AND GOVERNMENT. 25 DOM
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CONSTITUTION AND OOVEENMENT. 33 The
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CONSTITUTION AND GOVERNMENT, 39 PRO
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TREATIES. 49 Prince Edward Island i
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TEEA TIES. 51 Article III. provides
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TKEA TIES. 53 *Muscat, 1892. Canada
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LANDS AND LAND REGULATIONS. 55 Ther
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Page 122 and 123: MINERALS. 115 The values of the pri
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Page 126 and 127: MIXERALS. 119 In British Columbia,
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Page 158 and 159: MINERALS. 149 GYPSUM. Gypsum is at
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MINERALS. 159 of metals, mercury, l
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FISHERIES. 161 The following are su
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FISHERIES. 163 seal skins, amountin
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FISHERIES. 165 NUMBER OF VESSELS, T
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FISHERIES. 169 The following are st
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TRADE AND COMMERCE. 171 llgll.|l|ll
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TRA DE AND COMMERCE. 175 O ooco ONO
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TRADE AND COMMERCE. 177 O rs £S 1
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TRADE AND COMMERCE. 271 struments,
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CURRWCr AND BANKING. 279 DEPOSITS I
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CURRENUT AND BASKING. 231 Amount of
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RAIL WA YS A ND CA NA LS. 307 PROPO
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RAIL WA TS AND CANALS. 309 Out of t
Page 340 and 341:
RAILWAYS AND CANALS. 311 The follow
Page 342 and 343:
BAIL WA YS AND CANALS- PASSENGERS K
Page 344 and 345:
RAILWAYS AND CASALS. 315 The change
Page 346 and 347:
RAILWAYS AND CANALS. 317 Since the
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Page 350:
mi GO 00 00 CO COS© mm - W M O H H
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RAILWAYS AND CAXALS. 323 EXPENDITUR
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RAILWAYS AND CANALS, 325 PASSENGER
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RAILWAYS AND CANALS. 327 The passen
Page 359 and 360:
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SAIL WAYS AND CANALS. 333 RAILWAYS
Page 366 and 367:
BAIL WAYS AND CANALS. 335 THE GREAT
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•O^ II o P t S,T8Sll9SS'B.-* OS b
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RAILWAYS AND CANALS. 339 gegi IjT |
Page 372 and 373:
RAILWAYS AND CANALS. 341 GRAIN PASS
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RAILWAYS AND CANALS. -343 CANADIAN
Page 377:
CJtct- J 30 J° 000000000000000000
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MARINE. 349 STATEMENT OF LIGHT-HOUS
Page 384 and 385:
MARINE. 351 REVENUE OF THE DEPARTME
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•MARINE. 353 The following is a c
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MARINE. 355 TOTAL TONNAGE OF SEA-GO
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'8 • 0 SP out cent • t» : T3 V
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MARINE. 359 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. R
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MARINE. 361 The following table sho
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MARINE. 363 BRITISH, CANADIAN AND F
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MARINE. 365 VESSELS ARRIVED AT AND
Page 402 and 403:
MARINE. 367 The coasting trade of C
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MARINE. 369 The following table giv
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MARINE. 371 the United Kingdom, Can
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POST OFFICE. 373 The three Governme
Page 411:
% o 3 hd I ssgiiisii sisiiisii sias
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POST OFFICE. 377 The number of stam
Page 416 and 417:
POST OFFICE. '* 379 III Jf CseOTt.r
Page 418 and 419:
POST OFFICE. 381 TOTAL MONEY ORDERS
Page 420 and 421:
FINANCE. 383 FINANCE STATISTICS. RE
Page 422 and 423:
FINANCE. 385 CUSTOMS DUTIES—Conti
Page 424 and 425:
FINANCE. 387 MISCELLANEO (JS REVENU
Page 426 and 427:
FINANCE. I! UU u Wei •2-S § m S^
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FINANCE. 391 If •* CO 1G) r-t N C
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FINANCE. 393 9 « .S .2 «"-= u-S S
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FINANCE. JilgfS SP=i:£fa=!'*3>-S»
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FINANCE. 397 II NNC JCOH: NO' SOWC
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FINANCE. 399 •a . s p a) ^ ^^ffil
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FINANCE. 401 Revenue and expenditur
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FINANCE. 403 The development of oth
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FINANCE. 405 The following table sh
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m m t-( CO Ms >§8! 1311 SSS! FINAN
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lillllillliilliiiifiîSiiSliil Bmmm
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FINAXOE. 411 GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE
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fail! FINANCE. 41a Tfllf . ut » !
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FINANCE. 415 The following shows th
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FINANCE. PUBLIC DEBTS IN FOREIGN CO
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FINANCE. 419 PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSW
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INSURANCE. 423 INSURANCE STATISTICS
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INSURANCE. 425 FIRE INSURANCE DONE
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INSURANCE. 427 astrous fire in St.
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INSURANCE. 429 DISTRIBUTION OF RECE
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INSURANCE. 431 INLAND AND OCEAN MAR
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WSUBAXCE. 433 LIFE INSURANCE. AMOUN
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INSURANCE. 435 INSURANCE DEATH RATE
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INSURANCE. 437 CANADIAN LIFE COMPAN
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IXSUSANCE. The following, table giv
Page 480:
ASSESSMENT SYSTEM. ABSTRACT OF LIFE
Page 483:
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF CANADIAN
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IXSURAXCE. 445 The above companies
Page 488:
DIVISION OF PREMIUMS BY CLASSES OF
Page 491:
TELEGRAPHS. LAND AND CABLE TELEGRAP
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TELEGRAPHS. 451 GOVERNMENT TELEGRAP
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TELEGRAPHS. 463 TELEGRAPHS IN THE P
Page 499 and 500:
MILITIA. 455 FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF
Page 501 and 502:
CHULCHES. 457 • v. By provinces,
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EDUCATION. 459 Ilct B a ^2 >T3
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EDUCATION. 461 The following table
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EDUCATION. m rtV«V«BoVTV«fflV«f
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EDUCATION. 465 QUEBEC. Educational
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EDUCATION. 467 The following partic
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EDUCA T10X. 469 NOVA SCOTIA EDUCATI
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EDUCATION. 471 At the Victoria Scho
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EDUCATION. RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE
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EDUCATION. 475 BRITISH COLUMBIA. Th
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EDUCATION. 477 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Page 523 and 524:
EDUCATION. 479 The Public School ex
Page 525 and 526:
EDUCATION. 481 THE HIGHER EDUCATION
Page 527 and 528:
ELECTIONS. 483 PARLIAMENTARY ELECTI
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ELECTIONS. 485 Statement by provinc
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INSANE. 487 With the exception of N
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JXSANE. 489 fees, subscriptions and
Page 535 and 536:
TEMPERANCE. 491 STATEMENT SHOWING T
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TEMPERANCE. 493 STATEMENT SHOWING T
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TEMPERANCE. 495 moioiaaiow'* to tc
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INDIANS. 497 The following table gi
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INDIANS. 499 The quantity of land s
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PATENT. 501 PATENT OFFICE. The foll
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BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES. 503 T
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BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES. 505 A
Page 551 and 552:
PEN1 TEN T1A SIES. 507 KINGSTON PEN
Page 553:
OFFENCES FOR WHICH PERSONS WERE COM
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CMMIXAL STATISTICS. 511 The followi
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CRIMINAL STATISTICS. 513 The follow
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CRIMINAL STATISTICS. 515 TOTAL NUMB
Page 562:
NUMBER OF CONVICTIONS FOR INDICTABL
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Page 569 and 570:
CRIMINAL STA TISTICS. 521 The follo
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CRIMINAL STATISTICS. 523 AGES OF PE
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CHIMIN A L ST A TIS TICS. 525 The f
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APPENDIX. The following is a list o
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APPENDIX. 531 THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
Page 581 and 582:
APPENDIX. 533 The following are the
Page 583 and 584:
APPENDIX. 535 PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOT
Page 585 and 586:
APPEXDIX 537 PROVINCE OF BRITISH CO
Page 587 and 588:
APPENDIX. 539 PROVINCE OF PRINCE ED
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INDEX. PAGE. ACCIDENT insurance....
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INDEX. 543 PAGE. Canada, rivers of
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INDEX. 545 PAGE Exports, breadstuff
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INDEX. 547 PAGE. IMPORTS by classes
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INDEX. 549 PAGE. Manitoba, debts an
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INDEX. 551 PAGE. Post Office number
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INDEX. 553 PAGE. Spanish Possession
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